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Cuba thaw: is trade taking precedence over human rights?

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Video. Cuba thaw: is trade taking precedence over human rights?

Updated: 16/04/2015 - 19:36 GMT+2

The EU and Cuba have accelerated talks to normalise relations. The US is also ending decades of estrangement as Cuba’s Communist regime allows

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